Mission
Relative Theatrics strives to present thought-provoking theatre that examines the joining qualities of the human race.Taking artistic risk, we provide a community gathering place where thoughts can be exchanged about society, culture, and the power of creativity.
Upcoming Productions
LIVE-STREAM VIRTUAL READINGS
- May 28th, 2020 - 7pm - AJAX BY SOPHOCLES
Keep THEATRE LIVE!
While the live-stream virtual programming is FREE, consider making a donation to support Relative Theatrics during these uncertain times.
"I support Relative Theatrics and other local artists during this time of global crisis because we need hope. With nothing but anger in the news and in our politics, with nothing but uncertainty in our jobs and personal finances, with nothing but fear for our loved ones and selves, hope is elusive. Even if you find it, it’s harder still to hold onto for more than a moment. Art elevates us and challenges us. It demands we pause our anxieties to ask questions, to contemplate beauty, and to consider problems that extend beyond this crisis. I support the arts because I can’t afford not to."
-Patrick Konesko, Relative Theatrics Board of Directors Secretary
-Patrick Konesko, Relative Theatrics Board of Directors Secretary
SEASON 8: HOMEGROWN
Our eighth season celebrates Relative Theatrics’ efforts to cultivate new voices. By commissioning original plays, producing premiere productions, and developing new works with Playwrights Voiced, we support the important work required of playwrights, invest in the future of the American Theatre, and keep our finger on the pulse of contemporary issues. Join us as we empower artists and community alike, creating dialogue around important societal topics and strengthening the cultural vibrancy of our lives.
In a continued effort to promote diversity and gender parity on American stages, we have assembled a season of excellent un- and underproduced new plays by female playwrights. By diversifying the voices behind the work we present, Relative Theatrics tells stories of a wider range of individuals that better reflect the world in which we live. This creative endeavor furthers our desire to end the systemic underrepresentation of women in theatre.
In a continued effort to promote diversity and gender parity on American stages, we have assembled a season of excellent un- and underproduced new plays by female playwrights. By diversifying the voices behind the work we present, Relative Theatrics tells stories of a wider range of individuals that better reflect the world in which we live. This creative endeavor furthers our desire to end the systemic underrepresentation of women in theatre.
Supported in part by a grant from the Wyoming Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts.
